New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-25


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I,rc nncr; gsso ccor~e w fvon
Jl"gc tuy court. Charles Le1ow
President OF hoard Of Ittcacn James + Van Rensselaer,
CORNER .DehnS 'Shed
When the the hotel corridors we're hlled
with the best known members Of the party in this city
II was felt hat the would practically decide on
the ticket The ointment Of tine large majority seemed
to be that no Democrat other than Delaney "lcoh
would be accepted. This would rule ont DlstrietAt-
toraoy MARITIME understood that Mr. Nicoll had
said that he would allow his name ~ be used on
any ticket that did not bear Mr. Marines.
MEWBERs OF THE CAUCUS.
When the caucus called 10 order by Chairman
soon B. Smith there pre- Mt, among others. Coe'
line W. Bliss John f. plummcr colonel :. V Il. Crug'r
JonnJ OBrien. Clarence wMeade, John simpson, Ashhol
p Fitch Frank Raymond ex-senator Frederick g. Gibbs.
John T. Windoph Henry Kropf, James W. Perry, Jacob
NJ Patterson, John ". Jacohu- Dennis Shea, sheridan
shook John Resenweber. George Iilarl, Coroner Nh
gent, Bernard Bisn. John III. Gunner, Jr., william d.
Ten fyck and j. Thomas Stearns
The question OF indorsing Mr. Nico formed the prin
cpal topic OF discussion, IN which majority OF those
present took part resolution adopted stating that
IT tho OF the that Democrat other
than Mr. Ncoll should be placed on the ticket
NAWiNG HE OFFICERS
Tho Offices TO be flied taken up at the start and
candidates named and their availability discussed
John J. o Bricn named Judge Douohue He said that
the Judge had many friends in the Democratic ranks who
thought that an Injury hld been inflicted on him
by not renominaius hun as had been
done in the ca-e OF Judge Lawrence.
There who advo, ated placing Democrats on
the ticket There would De no stronger Democrat than
Judge Donohue. When vote was taken Judge Dono-
hue received the votes of Mr. Oren Jacob VI. Pattcr
son. Bernard BIsin and John Grimes. represent
ing tho Ist VII. Xth and NVIlth dis
trcts All the other districts voted against
Then the rcsou ion was passed that no Democrat
except Mr. Nicsn should be placed the ticket
Justice Patterson in uoninating Daniel q. Rollins for
the once OF Judge spoke Of his in the District
Attorney Office, first assistant - h. X Phep'. and
after his death chief. his successful candidacy
for surrogate an the good record he has mse In that
oicc. Mr.. Rollluss candidacy seconded BY two
or three and ho asreed to unanimously.
Coroner Nugcnt named eJ-Julge Henry l.. iiowland
for the other Supreme Court Judgeshp lie spoke Of MI
Howlands tie place and the fine run that lie
made candidate when once before he was nominated
FOR judicial position. Mr. Howland was also agreed to
unanimously Clarence W. Meade nominated isaac Day
,on ior Surrogate He ch1rac er1ed him one OF the
old Guard IN Republican politics possessed OF sterling
honesty, aud who would add strength TO the ticket
NICOIL FAVORED BY Tue COMNUNITY.
CoouclS v L. CrGrcr. chairman of the County Com
nl,tcc then named Delaney Nlcoll for District ittor
ucy lie said that tie sentiment OF the community WAS
clearly favor Of Mr. Nioo lie would add strength 70
the ticket by To its support good men OF All
parties who believed that services such "a Mt Nlcoil
had rendered Ia the community shoui be rewarded III
this public manner Erhn Root followed In stint
| lar strain. lie believed that tho action OF the Re
pulicans 10 placing Nj N,o on the ticket or even sis
ufyiug their willingness 10 do So wohd convince the
public that tine Hepublcan party was one that could
safely be trusted to aduinstsr the affairs OF The mo
! uopOlis
! John J. oT}rion objected TO Mr.. NicolL Ie did
! not believe. he said. that he would add any more
siren ih the ticket than JUICE Dolohuc would A.
had been ,lc-i ir 70 keep al other Democrat. of the
ticket lie could reason for mahng sl"NeePon IN
the case OF Nj Nco lie believed II would be better to
Aavc e. straight Republican ticket. They could win with
one Why then take Democrat for one ~ the most inn
-.iaat oliiich place, the city The result might
ros.,- bc 70 .!cct NJ Nco and The rcst OK the ticket
beaten.
john Simpson fooTc- ~ strain similar To Mr.
unrcn uc too thought a sirais4t ticket VA pref
cradle vote wns hal and n was decidcd - 20 - Nif'
Stroll. only Nj oEucn yo'inr a,an-t H. Mr. simpson
deciding to 20 with the majority when he found the move
/ mcni Tor Mr. Nco 50 nearly unauimon'
The other mon mentioned In the ucact a; TIE head Of
| tli3 column were then named
INuFrENpLNr DEMOCRATS FOR NIc"lL
4 oaI lor % meeting % be held this afternoon III the
Aston House IN Tho interest OF De Tancey Ncos candI
dicy Tor District, Attorney was yesterday over
the following signature: Rodman Barker j. l. Acacr-
man. Clar,c. " Whitney, Nelson olcoti. Joseph Hyrne
/ H. T. Jddson Tucus Hart. William Bunting. y. l. Cori,
J. II. Alderman. James L. Morgan 4 Co. H. schultz
william H. Crascu, Hollister, Craze X CO.. l. A. Ferris
| a co. aud Henry Campbell
Nrw-YoGE. October - lss7
! To Hc Chansof Mr. YORK.:
past political affiliations who believe IN the existence
and pcrpctuaon OF pure. honest ana cconoml'II oI
municptl government. and who are OF me olihIoh
that tried and faithful public should not he struck
down and cast aside FOR faithful and inc0rrnptbe
e.rc- devotion +" tho Interests Of the people
! sp.ctfuily requested, and arc hereby lhNl'en' 10
assemble in mars convention on Inesday evening I"t'
October % ls97 at p nj & IN tns soErrr rtt por cy
county and Judicial officers VIII be pacel III h"m,l"m
Tor election by the people at the ensuing November
Ihis invitation and call IS also addressed to
the cleveland and hendricks Business mems M AS,o,
tnb OF New York city the Conee Exchange tho Pcro-
lenm and stock Exchange. the Real f.-lao EHchihSo
York ry INC rcnrescuativcs OF the above clubs and
exchanges, and all others deSitiols or ,!1
meanwhile AZ Room 80 no. Astsr House Platform lick
can ais. obtained there proper Application up
COLONEL FELLOWS STATES HIS CASE
Colonel John r. Fellows has made public in The sur
answer to the criticisms made upon nim III tcSa'" I"
judgments obtained against him, and also III resar" 10
his failure to take part In the Ceary trlal no says
among other things: I'm regard to this money Dusi
ness 1t il true that in former years may nave Dee'
| u fact was careless about money matters, ana
thoughtlcssly allowed mysof 10 run in debt nut thst
have been habitnal borrower an eXtrayasant hVcr
/ pronounce absolutely false ON salary OF S"ooo
year have supported large family and have applied
certain portion each month toward tho cNtnsulshns OF
my debts and am happy be able TO say this evening
tn, my entire Indebtedness in every way shape ana
manner is less than 1000
Colonel Fellows, concerning the Judgments, n record
Of which has been published. says that lnVostlSdoh
would that the majority OF them nave ooen sts
he'd In fun the remainder were being settlcu Ny
monthly payments from his sal ary =, - ,x. -,
As 10 his absence from the Ceary tral nc say tn ~
tue time his organization was completely p1s &
! .d 10 ask an adjournment or break down.
| lie went homo a very riCk man, ana was
ordered y hi, long period OF complete rest
lie that no never remembers 10 nave spoAe W w
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